Life, Death and Sacrifice

Focusing on the resilience and experiences of women during the Holocaust, this collection of essays provides vital historical documentation of their struggles and survival. It highlights acts of kindness, self-sacrifice, and the emergence of independence among survivors amidst unimaginable suffering. Contributions from leading scholars reveal the personal stories of women who faced humiliation and violence, while also celebrating their strength in rebuilding lives post-war. The collection stems from international conferences in Israel and includes personal reflections from Hertzog, a daughter of survivors.